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2 Nott & McC. 180

Wallis v. Frazier

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Decided November 15, 1819

Supreme Court of South Carolina · decided 1819-11-15

'Phis was a special assumpsit, on a warranty of soundness of a negro. On the trial a written warranty, not under seal, was produced by the plaintiff. The defendant’s counsel moved for a nonsuit on the ground that the warranty should have .been stated to have been in writing. For this supposed defect in the declaration, the presiding Judge, Mr. Justice Johnson, granted a nonsuit. The case was tried at Columbia, October Term, 1819.

Decided 1819-11-15

¶1*The opinion of the Court was delivered by [*181

Gantt, J.

¶2The motion has been ably supported by authorities, which show that such statement is unnecessary. See Rann v. Hughes, 7 Term Rep. 846. 1 Saund. 211.

¶3The nonsuit is, therefore, set aside, and the cause ordered to be reinstated on the docket.

CoiiCOOK, Nott, Richardson and Johnson, JJ., concurred.
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